Every fashion person knows that a sweater and jeans are the ultimate effortlessly chic fall outfit combo. And if you're like Hailey Bieber, Beyoncé, and countless other celebs, you probably have an array of Levi's jeans in your closet just waiting to be styled with your fall sweaters. On my most recent visit to Levi's, I was surprised to discover a range of versatile sweaters that you simply cannot sleep on. I decided to tap my most stylish friends to pick the sweaters they want most, so if you need some fall sweater inspo, keep scrolling to shop our six favorites.
levi's
Supersoft V-Neck Pullover Sweater
The cream stripes and V-neck feel so Parisian.
levi's
Brushed Cotton Blend V-Neck Sweater
Wow. This shade of blue is everything.
levi's
Supersoft Pointelle Crewneck Cardigan
How sweet is this pointelle fabric? The navy hue is such a chic alternative to black.
levi's
Claire Cardigan
The pink and brown stripes are so on-trend right now.
levi's
Charlotte Crewneck Cardigan
Red knits and fall are a match made in fashion heaven.
levi's
Supersoft Crewneck Cardigan
Your closet isn't complete without a black cardigan.
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If there's one thing the fall 2026 runways made abundantly clear, it's that the jacket is no longer merely the thing you throw on before heading out the door. This season, it's the outfit. Designers are giving outerwear, from richly embellished floral styles to sharply cut tuxedo jackets, a key role in the fall wardrobe. They're pieces that make a simple jeans-and-shoe situation feel decidedly more intentional. Consider it a fashion shortcut: Slip on the right jacket, and suddenly, you look like you know exactly what you're doing.
There's no single silhouette defining the season. At Dries Van Noten, jackets are finished with ornate florals, bringing a romantic quality to fall dressing. Saint Laurent leaned into the enduring allure of the tuxedo jacket, and Kallmeyer embraced the pankou-closure jackets that are on the rise. Elsewhere, Gucci made a case for shrunken proportions, Dior ushered in the elevated evening jacket, and Khaite gave military-inspired tailoring a sleek, modern edge.
In other words, fall's jacket lineup is incredibly varied. Whether your version of an It-girl wardrobe skews romantic, minimalist, glamorous, or slightly rebellious, there's a runway-approved jacket waiting to become the most talked-about thing in your closet. Ahead, see the six major jacket trends to know now and the key styles to shop.
Ornate Floral Jackets
Forget delicate floral prints. At Dries Van Noten, the print arrived with richness and drama, transforming the jacket into a statement piece. These fall florals have a decidedly more decadent attitude, perfect for anyone who prefers their outerwear to complete the look.
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Reformation
Matilda Faux Fur Trim Jacket
ROAME
Kennedy Jacket
zara
Floral Jacquard Jacket
Tuxedo Jackets
Saint Laurent proved once again that few things are as effortless and enduring as a perfectly cut tuxedo jacket. With its sharp tailoring and inherent evening appeal, the style has an instant polish that can make even the most casual wardrobe staples feel sophisticated.
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Lauren Ralph Lauren
Satin-Trimmed Double Breasted Stretch Wool Blazer
SAINT LAURENT
Double-Breasted Satin-Trimmed Wool-Crepe Blazer
ZARA
Wool Blend Asymmetric Blazer
Pankou-Closure Jackets
Kallmeyer showed its version of the pankou-closure jacket on its F/W 26 runway, finished in a gilded jacquard. The chartreuse colorway the designer opted for is particularly popular this season, also embraced by other brands this season.
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KALLMEYER
Tilda Jacket
Reformation
Eleanor Jacket
Róhe
Jacket
Shrunken Jackets
At Gucci, shrunken jackets brought a deliberately abbreviated proportion to the fall wardrobe, creating a sharper silhouette that feels fresh in the form of a matching skirt suit.
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J.Crew
High-Button Blazer
GUCCI
Silk-Faille Blazer
ZARA
Cropped Seamed Blazer
Evening Jackets
Dior made a compelling case for the evening jacket. Elegant and polished, these are the pieces that can turn a simple after-dark look into something that feels occasion-worthy.
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KARTIK RESEARCH
Bead-Embroidered Denim Jacket
Reformation
Stella Cropped Satin Jacket
ALICE + OLIVIA
Kidman Embellished Jacket
Military Jackets
Khaite tapped into the enduring appeal of military-inspired dressing, balancing structured details with the label's distinctly modern sensibility. Think commanding silhouettes, utilitarian references, and just enough polish to keep the look firmly in fashion, not costume, territory.
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Zw Collection
100% Leather Frog Fastening Jacket
MANGO
Fitted Jacket With Band Collar
KHAITE
York Cord-Detailed Crepe Jacket
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I vividly remember exactly where I was when I first watched Destiny's Child's "Survivor" music video. I was 4 and blissfully unaware of the fashion moment I was witnessing unfold. Unbeknownst to me, Beyoncé, Kelly and Michelle were convincing me that camo was the only print worth wearing. And looking back 20-odd years later, this formative moment was just a tiny piece of Beyoncé-coded (and Tina Knowles-curated) propaganda that helped to permanently alter the fashion chemistry of my brain. So, consider me thrilled when this summer, I noticed the motif quietly making a comeback once more.
Camo is back, baby, and for those of us who were influenced by the print before we would even spell "military," its return feels less like a trend and more like a long-awaited homecoming.
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It's no secret that camo print started life as a strictly uniform-based motif, typically in shades of khaki, brown and black; it was created to do, well, exactly what it says on the tin. So, when it was picked up by the fashion set in the early 2000s, just as our favourite OG It girls began appearing on the front pages of every glossy magazine going, it was clear that the re-appropriation of the print was going to make its mark.
From Christina Aguilera and Lindsay Lohan'slace-up jeans to Gwen Stefani’s slinky little scarf (and lest we forget the seemingly endless supply of camo-clad looks served by Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie and Nicky Rothschild), the early aughts were essentially one long camouflage fever dream. I mean, must I remind you of The Simple Life’s iconic hunting episode, which, frankly, deserved an Oscar? The hyper-utilitarian print became an instant classic and just as legendary as the ladies who sported it.
But after taking over the wardrobes of Hollywood's most photographed women (and by extension, ours), by the 2010s, camo had taken on a different form: its hypebeast era. From the rise of Bathing Ape (BAPE) hoodies to colourful skatewear, the print evolved from military pattern to one adorned with logos, graffiti, varsity typography and cartoon motifs. Cool, sure, but as we headed into an era defined by quiet luxury, it felt way too boisterous.
Thankfully, fashion is cyclical. And with both Gen Z and millennial dressers turning to maximalist prints and dopamine-inducing patterns as a way to inject a little more personality into their looks, in 2026, camo has quietly become one of the most desirable print trends to wear. Remarkably, today's iteration seems to blend all its most influential eras into one. Balancing the effortlessly undone, slightly scruffy sensibility of '90s grunge, adding a little more dressy appeal from its Y2K years and updating them both with the bolder prints and patterns born of its streetwear era, the three now co-exist with very little friction.
Take Alexa Chung, whose camo-print trousers continue to make a compelling case for the print. Or Gen-Zer Ruby Lynn, whose distinctly off-duty, slightly chaotic styling of loose tops, tanks and calf-high Ugg boots feels impossibly cool. Of course, over in the country western corner of the fashion-verse, Orbella founder and cowgirl princess Bella Hadid loves a camo-print cap. And then there's Hailey Bieber, who recently gave the print her own cheeky stamp of approval via husband Justin’s Instagram. The message couldn’t be clearer (at least amongst the celebrity set): camo is very much back.
Scroll down to shop the best camo-print pieces on the market right now.
Shop the Best Camo-Print Pieces in 2026
NILI LOTAN
Tribeca Cotton Straight-Leg Pants
ZARA
Printed Oversize Cargo Trousers
Peachy Den
Renee Trousers
Topshop
Denim Baggy Camo Jorts
JADED LONDON
Cadet Cotton Shorts
Lioness
Clubhouse Baby Tee
Boys Lie
Sport BF Slub Tee
Danielle Guizio
Tactical Cargo Skirt
Danielle Guizio
Cargo Capri Pant
Danielle Guizio
Shrunken Hoodie
Anthropologie
Riley Cropped Camo Cargo Pants
Hollister Co
Feel Good Easy Camo Zip-Up
Found
Double Layer Hoodie
Garage
Sleek Scoop Cami Top
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If you’d told me a year ago that I’d be reaching for a cummerbund on a regular Tuesday, I would have probably rolled my eyes. But alas, the waist-cinching accessory, long associated with black-tie attire and, quite frankly, high school prom photo shoots, has staged a full fashion comeback this season. And I'd even go so far as to say it's becoming the hot-ticket trend piece to try. It first showed up on a select few key F/W '26 runways, including Valentino and Celine menswear, before ultimately making its way onto the street-style scene this fashion month in New York and Paris—and (yes) in my own closet, too.
What makes the cummerbund so appealing right now is how effortlessly it solves the "third piece" question. Like its trend predecessors the scarf belt and chain belt before it, the cummerbund is a perfect piece to define a waist, add texture, and turn an otherwise simplistic outfit—like a button-down and jeans or a tee and trousers—into a deliberate look. As someone who loves to both spot an early trend and test it out myself, I knew this was one I needed to experiment with IRL. I bought the first belt I could find available this summer (a sub-$50 Zara one that's since sold out in multiple colors) and spent the past few weeks road-testing it from the office to fashion week, and I’ve landed on five ways that feel wearable and decidedly not costume-y in real life. Consider this your sign to test out the look, too.
Ahead, see where the trend appeared on the runway, glean my styling ideas and shop the cummerbunds on the market.
It may seem like the cummerbund is the styling element that's suddenly everywhere at the moment, but looking at the past few seasons of runways, it's clear that the designer collections have been building up to this moment. Celine’s fall 2026 menswear collection was one of the first places I saw the trend emerge and I immediately took note of the fresh color combinations and dressed-down feel that designer Michael Rider have the tuxedo piece. But the momentum carried into the spring/summer 2027 shows, too, where we saw the piece completely surge in popularity. In New York, independent designers including Conner Ives, Kallmeyer, and Heirlome each took their own turn interpreting the tuxedo-dressing motif and providing sufficient proof that the trend has range well beyond the black-tie circuit. Seen together, these two seasons of shows make a compelling case that the cummerbund is the new way to shape a waist and give an outfit a forward, polished feel.
